Drug Policy: A Religious, Cultural and Political Perspective LIVE

Friday, April 12, 2013

POT TV – The Canadian Students for Sensible Drug Policy presents Drug Policy: A Religious, Cultural and Political Perspective at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, BC. Watch LIVE on Pot TV today from NOON – 5PM PT.

The SFU Burnaby campus will participate in a day of unity among students, with the focus of discussion on the economical and social issues of current drug policy and what is to come in the future in regards to party policy.

Various cultural and religious leaders will be speaking on their perspectives on issues pertaining to drug policy and drug use within their groups.

We are asking all speakers to set up a table where students can come and ask questions and continue the conversation.

Between each speaker their will be live music, food and fun activities. We are asking the cultural and religious student groups to provide music and food from their culture to share with others.

Speakers Include:

Ataul Wahid LaHaye
Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at
National executive of the organization
responsible for training new converts
produced several documentaries for the organization including “Alcohol, the path to drugs”